texts: the year defeating Florent Serra 4–6, 6–4, 6–1 in the first round and went on to win the tournament when he was leading 6–4, 2–0 against Mikhail Youzhny. Sderling was the first seed at the Open 13 and lost in the quarterfinals to Llodra. Sweden lost to Argentina in the Davis Cup. Sderling lost in the semifinals to Andy Roddick after a three-set match. Sderling was eliminated in the semifinals for the second year in a row, this time by Tom Berdych. <mask> had to pull out of the 2010 Monte-Carlo Masters due to an overstrained knee after returning to Europe for the clay-court season. His clay-court season got off to a good start in 2010 when he reached the final of the Barcelona Open.He was defeated by Fernando Verdasco in three sets. Sderling lost to Paolo Lorenzi in Rome in both the Rome Masters and Madrid Masters. He was the first seed in the Open de Nice Cte d'Azur. He fell in the second round after getting a bye in the first round. At the French Open, Sderling became the first tour-level player to defeat Federer in a match. It was the second year in a row that Sderling defeated the defending French Open champion. He defeated the 15th seed Tom Berdych in the semifinals to reach his second consecutive French Open final.Sderling's career-high ranking was guaranteed by this win. 6. Sderling couldn't stop Nadal as he fell 4–6, 2–6, 4–6 in the final. Sderling was the sixth seed when he lost to Nadal in the quarterfinals of the Wimbledon Championships. 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He lost to Nicols Almagro in the final.After a three-week break from competition, Sderling returned to the court at the Canadian Open where he was defeated by Argentine David Nalbandian 6–4, 4–6, 1–6 in the first round. Sderling was 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 He was defeated by Andy Roddick in the third round. The US Open is the final Grand Slam event of the year. He defeated a qualifer in the opening round. Sderling defeated Taylor Dent in the second round. He defeated Thiemo de Bakker in straight sets in the third round.He came through Albert Montaés in four sets to get to the quarterfinals, but could not stop the Swiss maestro as he lost 4–6, 4–6, 5–7. Sweden retained their World Group status as they beat Italy in the Davis Cup. Sderling traveled to Asia for the Asian swing. At the Malaysia Open in Kuala Lumpur and the China Open in Beijing. He beat Janko Tipsarevi 6–3, 7–6(5), and David Ferrer 7–5, 6–4. He lost to Roger in the quarterfinals. He reached the quarterfinals at the If Stockholm Open, but lost to the eventual runner up.He became the fifth player to qualify for the World Tour Finals after a disappointing week for the Swede. Sderling traveled to Paris to compete at the Masters. Sderling received a bye to the 2nd round. Stanislas Wawrinka, 7–6(7–3), 6–3. Sderling defeated Andy Roddick in straight sets. Sderling saved three match points in beating Llodra to reach his first Masters 1000 final and then defeated Monfils in the final to win his first Masters 1000 title. He became the first Swedish player to win the Paris Masters since 1996, and the first Swedish winner of a Masters 1000 since 2000.He ensured a career-high ranking with the win. Andy Murray was overtaken by 4. The final tournament of the year for Sderling was at the World Tour Finals, where he lost to Andy Murray and Roger Federer. He was the world's top ranked man at the end of the year. 5 is a career-best. Sderling and Norman decided not to work together. <mask> announced in December of 2010 that he had a new coach.He started the year with a new coach and finished third at the exhibition. In his first tournament of the year, Sderling defeated Ryan Harrison, Michael Berrer, Matthew Ebden and Radek tpnek in the final. Sderling defeated Andy Roddick in the final to win the tournament. His ranking was raised back to No. He improved his seeding for the Australian Open. At the Australian Open, Sderling reached the fourth round for the first time. He was the fourth seed and was defeated in five sets by the unseeded Alexandr Dolgopolov.He returned to Europe to defend his title at the World Tennis Tournament. Sderling's second title of the year was his eighth of his career. This was the first time he defended a title. He traveled to Marseille for the Open 13 after success in Rotterdam. He won his first final in two weeks after defeating Nicolas Mahut, Michal Llodra and Dmitry Tursunov. He lost the first set to Marin ili, but came back to win the next two. This was Sderling's ninth title of his career.After helping Sweden win the Davis Cup tie against Russia, Sderling had a dip in form, only getting past the third round once in four events. The lack of form forced Sderling to split with his coach. The new coach of Sderling was appointed a few days later. At the Madrid Masters, Sderling defeated Santiago Giraldo and Jo-Wilfried Tsonga to set up a quarterfinals clash with Roger Federer. In the first round of the Rome Masters, Sderling saved 3 match points before defeating Fernando Verdasco. He defeated Nicols Almagro 6–3 and 6–4 but lost to Novak Djokovic 3–6 in the quarterfinals. Sderling beat Ryan Harrison in the first round of the French Open.Harrison was up 5–4 in the fourth set, within one game of forcing a fifth and deciding set, but ceded the final three games, the fourth set, and ultimately the match to Sderling. Sderling didn't lose a set in his conquest of Albert Ramos, Leonardo Mayer, and Gilles Simon. 1 Rafael Nadal. Sderling's hopes of repeating his upset of the Spaniard were dashed as he was swept off the court in straight sets. Sderling defeated Philipp Petzschner in the first round of the Wimbledon Championships and will face Lleyton Hewitt in the second. Sderling fought back after losing the first two sets and went through to the third round after winning the last three sets. <mask> was defeated by Bernard Tomic of Australia in the third round.After Wimbledon, Sderling announced that he would not take part in Sweden's Davis Cup fixture against Serbia, preparing instead for the Swedish Open. 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Sderling was forced to withdraw from the hardcourt Masters tournaments in Montreal and Cincinnati due to a wrist injury. He withdrew from the US Open at the last minute because of mononucleosis.He was supposed to play Louk Sorensen of Ireland in the first round. With the illness continuing to hamper his progress, he decided to take yet more time out, withdrawing for the rest of the season, including the 2012 Australian Open. Sderling only played 14 tournaments in the first half of the year and finished with a 38–9 record and four titles. Due to his ongoing recovery from illness, Sderling announced that he would miss the start of the 2012 season, including the Australian Open and the French Open. The Indian Wells Masters was the first Masters tournament of the year. He dropped out of the rankings in July 2012 because he hadn't competed in a year. Sderling said there was no timetable for his return due to the slow recovery from his illness.Sderling was absent from the tour. He launched a new range of tennis balls. Sderling was absent from the tour. He became the tournament director of the Stockholm Open and produced and released more types of tennis gear. The last year of Sderling's professional tennis career was 2015, but he was not on the tour. He released more types of tennis gear throughout the year. After four years of not playing a single match due to mononucleosis, Sderling decided to retire from professional tennis.Sderling announced in July 2020 that he was completely healed from anxiety and panic attacks. After retiring, Sderling said that he plans to play a very long career in tennis. He released more tennis gear throughout the year. He had been the tournament director of the Stockholm Open. He and his family live in the affluent suburb of Djursholm. Sderling was the captain of the Swedish team in the Davis Cup Finals. Sderling was known for his competitive drive and powerful game.His serve was heavy, reaching speeds up to 230 km/h (143 mph), although it could sometimes lack precision, leading him to struggle against strong returners. He had a good return game. He has accurate and powerful groundstrokes off both wings; his forehand was considered to be one of the most lethal in the game, and he also possesses a dangerously accurate two-handed backhand that can also produce winners with sharp angles although with less speed than his forehand. His best Grand Slam results came at the French Open due to the heavy conditions and slowness of the clay which allowed him more time to set up his powerful shots. Many people praised Sderling for his game, saying he was a Grand Slam contender and stable Top 10 player, but his mental strength and lack of consistency were weaknesses. His mental strength improved and this raised the consistency of his game due to the influence of his coach. The French Open finalist was Magnus Norman.Equipment Sderling wore Lotto clothing and used the Head Pro Tour 630 racquet. References External links 1984 births Living people Olympic tennis players of Sweden People from Monte Carlo People from Tibro Municipality Swedish male tennis players Tennis players at the 2004 Summer

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texts: The Danish expedition to Yemen was led by <mask>. The son of a priest and a woman was christened in the Church of Our Lady in Odense on July 3, 1728, after he was born in the rectory of Vester Skerninge on the island of Funen. His mother was Maren. He was close to one of his sisters, <mask>. The <mask> family is from North Germany. They lived in Bergen in Norway in the 17th century. The dome hall of Charlottenborg Palace and the tower of the Church of Our Saviour were designed by <mask>, one of the earliest <mask>s.The <mask> sons became priests at the end of the 17th century. In 1738, <mask>'s father died leaving his family in financial difficulty. With the help of his relatives, he was able to study theology at the University of Copenhagen. He received a scholarship which allowed him to travel to Gttingen for further study after earning his Master's degree. The expedition to Arabia was the idea of Michaelis, who was studying the Bible from comparative historical and linguistic perspectives, so determining details of life in the Middle East was important to his work. He thought that Yemen had preserved many traditions from the biblical period. The king agreed to support the venture after he wrote to him.Michaelis decided to send trained scholars instead of missionaries after initially planning to send missionaries from the Danes. <mask> was chosen because he was an accomplished linguist. <mask> got a scholarship to go to Rome and learn Arabic from the Maronite monks who were teaching there. Some of the Middle Eastern manuscripts in the Vatican Library would be useful. He stayed abroad for a year after leaving at the end of 1759. The other members of the expedition were appointed by Michaelis and the foreign minister. <mask> and Forsskl were both appointed to a professorship.The members of the expedition boarded the Grnland, which was to take them to Constantinople. The ship was forced to return to Helsingr several times because of bad weather. The drinking water quickly became polluted and <mask> and a large part of the crew fell ill. After the ship was forced to return to Helsingr, <mask> decided to travel overland to join the expedition there. He prepared thoroughly in his journal. He watched Professor Kratzenstein make plaster casts of inscriptions and demonstrate how he cut off a block of marble. He wrote to people who were considered authorities on Arab history, culture and language.He rejoined the other expedition members on the Grnland after arriving in Marseilles on 8 May. He wrote in his journal that he wished they had stayed away for another 14 days because he had enjoyed himself in the city. The ship set sail for Constantinople on 3 June. The entire expedition was affected by the disagreement between <mask> and Forsskl. <mask> writes in his journal that Forsskl left the cabin, unable to respond, because he was dissatisfied with Kramer's scholarly capabilities. In Constantinople <mask> bought a few packets of arsenic, causing his colleagues to be afraid he intended to poison them, and they wrote to Bernstorff and the Danes to have him removed from the expedition. In his journal, <mask> doesn't say a word about the episode.The expedition arrived in Alexandria in Egypt. <mask> made the majority of the manuscript purchases which formed part of his professional duties on the voyage. They stayed in Egypt for a year and then went on a trip to Sinai, where they were to inspect some inscriptions and visit the Monastery of Saint Catherine's, which was reputed to have a large library of rare manuscripts. The monks wouldn't let them into the monastery because they didn't have a letter from the Greek Orthodox Church, and they were led astray by their Arab guides. <mask> sent a report to Bernstorff, who inquired about their progress. Bernstorff was dissatisfied with the response and wrote back that he expected better results, but since the post betweenDenmark and Egypt was slow, his letter did not arrive until after <mask>'s death. The expedition continued on an Arab ship through the Red Sea and arrived in Yemen on December 29th.They traveled overland and stopped in the desert city of Bayt al-Faqih. Most of them were sick. They believed that they had a common cold and that they had Malaria. The sickness got worse. <mask> was so sick that he had to stay in bed. <mask> realized how serious his sickness was. "25 May 1763, morning: after midday God gave me, I believe, a blessed ending," he wrote in his travel journal.I was born on June 26th, 1728. He was buried in a Christian cemetery. The location of the grave is not known. 116 manuscripts were given to the Royal Danish Library after Von Haven bought them. They include historical, geographical and linguistic texts. There are seven different Hebrew Bibles. Benjamin Kennicott used them to prepare his critical edition of the Old Testament.Many of the manuscripts have illustrations. The journal shows that <mask> had good judgement and observational skills. There were only notes for the last half year of his life. His field of study, philology, required a lot of revision, so his findings are difficult to assess today. The edited part of his journal is one of the best pieces of prose from that period. The author of the 1962 documentary novel, "Det lykkelige Arabien" (literally, Arabia Felix), is Thorkild Hansen. In the book, <mask> is shown to be selfish, cowardice and lazy.He tried to undermine the scholarly work being done by Forsskl and Niebuhr. The main sources were two biographies of Forsskl, Carl Christensen's Naturforskeren Pehr Forsskl and Henrik Schck's Frn Linnés tid. Peter Forsskl died in 1923. Both of these are critical of <mask>. He used the biography of his son. <mask>'s travel journal was a manuscript in the Royal Danish Library and was first printed in 2005. The report of the failed trip to Sinai and letters to friends and acquaintances were written by <mask>.The letters are only concerned with personal matters and not with the work of the expedition, which has greatly impacted Hansen's picture of <mask>: he appears in the book as someone who thought only about comfort and good food, and complained constantly about bad health. The view that <mask> was unsuited to an expedition like Forsskl is not something that his journal does much to change. It shows that he did his best with respect to the scholarly task, and that the accusations of poor excuses must be reexamined. He had a problem because the expedition spent most of its time at sea or in barren wastelands and there was little for a linguist to do there. <mask>'s negative aspects were to contrast with the heroes. <mask> plays the rle in the book. The butterfly species named in honor of <mask> is called Lepidochrysops haveni.

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texts: He is a Scottish professional golfer and sports commentator. He won 21 times on the European Tour from the mid-1970s to the late 1990s. On four Cup-winning teams, <mask> was a member of the team. The Scotland team won the 1995 Dunhill Cup. He was the winning captain of the European team in 2002. He was honoured with two awards for his contributions to golf. Growing up in Largs on the westcoast of Scotland, <mask> played golf at Routenburn Golf Club, near his family home.<mask> was coached by his father, Bob, who was a highly respected golf instructor. There was a boy's international match between Scotland and England in 1970. He became a professional at the age of 17 and his first job was as an assistant professional at Sunningdale, a place where he used to play for money with members. The European Tour became a professional career tour in 1972. He won the Sir Henry Cotton Freshman of the Year award in the same year he won his first professional win. He won on the European Tour in 1976. Only Colin Montgomerie has more European Tour titles without winning a major championship.He achieved second place on the European Tour Order of Merit in 1984 and 1995. He finished in the top 10 10 times. He held the record for the most appearances on the European Tour. At the Hero Open in 2020, Jiménez passed <mask> for most starts on the European Tour. His best finish in The Open Championship was a tie for 5th in 1981 at Royal St George's Golf Club. On his first visit to the PGA Tour of Australasia, he finished second to George Serhan at the New South Wales Open in November 1980 and the week after he won the Australian PGA Championship at Royal Melbourne Golf Club. After losing in a playoff at the 1981 West Lakes Classic, <mask> came back to Australia to finish second.On a rare visit on the U.S.-based PGA Tour, in October 1983, trying to tune up for the Ryder Cup match to be played in Florida later the same month, <mask> finished tied first after 72 holes at the 1983 Southern Open at the Green Island Country Club in Columbus, He made the cut for the first time in his career. He lost on the fourth extra hole. He was close to victory again the year after. He lost in a playoff on the Japan Golf Tour to Masahiro Kuramoto. He finished in second place at the Malaysian Open, two places behind Taiwan's Lu Chien-soon. After leading or tying the lead after each of the first three rounds, <mask> lost by two strokes to American David Ishii in the 1987 Casio World Open.After turning 50, <mask> became eligible to play in senior tournaments, and he picked up his first win on the European Senior Tour in 2004. He finished first on the European Senior Tour's Order of Merit in 2005, 2006 and 2009, but never won a senior major. His best finish was 5th in the Senior Open Championship in 2009, the same result as his best finish in The Open and a regular major. After playing his last event on the European Senior Tour, called the Staysure Tour, in October 2017, <mask> retired from competitive golf. The Cup was played by Europe eight times from 1981 to 1995 and is played every two years. In 1985 he sank the winning putt on the 18th green at The Belfry, England, which deprived the Americans of the trophy for the first time in 28 years. He was a member of the teams that won the Cup in 1987 and 1989.He was the captain of the European team which won the 2002 Cup at The Belfry. He was the second European to sink the winning putt and captain a winning team at the same time, after Seve Ballesteros in 1987. He was named a vice-captain for the 2016 Ryder Cup. The Alfred Dunhill Cup and the World Cup were both won by Scotland. Team Scotland finished second in the World Cup in 1984 with Gordon Brand Jnr and 1987 with Sandy Lyle. At the 1978 World Cup in Hanalei, Hawaii and the 1995 World Cup of Golf at the Mission Hills Golf Club in Shenzen, China, <mask> finished tied 5th and 3rd. Colin Montgomerie and Andrew Coltart were part of the winning Scotland team at the 1995 Dunhill Cup.The home team beat Zimbabwe in the final. During his prime, <mask> was known for his long driving and accurate short iron play. The broomhandle putter was used by <mask>. After a disappointing 1988 season on the greens, <mask> tried the long putter that was already being used successfully in the U.S. At the 1989 Jersey Open, he put his version on the chin and finished in the top five. He's used it successfully ever since. Suzanne Danielle was married to <mask> in 1988.They have four children. Daniel competed with <mask> at the Dunhill Links Championship in the Pro Am competition and won it once. In 1996 he was honoured for his services to golf, and in 2003 he was honoured for his captaincy of Europe's Ryder Cup team. The author or co-author of several golf books is <mask>. He was a commentator for the golf coverage. He and Kelly Tilghman provided commentary for Tiger Woods. Since 2005, <mask> has appeared on A Question of Sport.In October of 2006 he took over nine minutes to answer the question, "Who is the only golfer from Europe or the United States to have won two majors without making a Ryder Cup appearance?" On 17 March 2008, he competed with Sharron Davies and team captain Phil Tufnell in the 37th season of A Question of Sport, and made history by achieving the first-ever perfect score on the show since it started in 1970. He supports Celtic and Manchester United. The tournament was shortened to 54 holes due to weather. The European Tour has a playoff record of 4–2 and the PGA Tour of Australasia has a record of 10–1. A tie for a place is indicated by the cut being missed the halfway cut. The Senior Players Championship was never played by <mask>.Team appearances in the World Cup: 1976, 1978, 1982, 1985, 1987, 1989, 1990, 1991, and 2002.

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texts: <mask>-Salman is a teacher and vice president of theBTA. She was sentenced to 3 years in prison for her role in the uprising. Her sentence was reduced to six months by an appeals court. <mask>-Salman worked in the education field for 25 years. She was passed over for promotion because she worked to reform the education system. She was the vice president of theBTA at the time. Large-scale pro-democracy protests began in Bahrain as part of the international Arab Spring.In February and March, Al-Salman was involved in organizing teachers strikes. Students made a high percentage when theBTA called for a three-day strike in February to protest the killing and suppression of protesters. More than five thousand teachers went on strike. There was a strike lasting ten days after martial law was imposed. She participated in a symposium organised by Al Wefaq, which asked teachers to raise their voice and speak about the violation they went through. On 29 March, over two dozen security officers in balaclavas, armed with machine guns and batons, raided al-Salman's house and arrested her in front of her family, including her three children. "They pulled me from my neck, weapons pointed at my head, and asked me not to be afraid, because they were police", al-Salman said.She was tortured while in prison according to her family. She said she was hit and called "horrible names" by security forces who arrested her. I can't bring myself to repeat them. In the first week, she was taken to theCID in Adliya, where she was kept in solitary confinement for 10 days, investigated in harsh conditions, and forced to sign papers. She was threatened with sexual assault. She stayed at Al Qurain military prison for two months. Her family learned of her location after she was moved to the female detention center.They were only allowed a few visits. On 6 June, the first hearing was held at the special military court. She wasn't allowed to see a lawyer before the hearing. The two men pleaded not guilty to inciting others to commit crimes, calling for the hatred and overthrow of the ruling system and leaving work on purpose. The Judge said their statements, investigations and technical information were enough to blame them. Their case was put off until June. They had two more hearings in June.The Ministry of Social Development ordered the dissolution of theBTA for issuing statements and speeches inciting teachers and students and calling for a strike at schools. They were released on bail on August 21st after a visit by a number of investigators from the BICI. After her trial was delayed from August to September, she and Deeb were found guilty of promoting hatred of the regime and spreading fabricated information. A National Security Agency detective testified that both al-Salman and Deeb had issued statements that led to problems within the education sector. The man was sentenced to 3 years in prison. Deeb was sentenced to ten years in prison. Their appeal hearing took place in a civil court.It was first postponed to 19 February 2012 and then again to 2 April and then again to 2 May. In a pre-dawn raid, al-Salman was arrested for the second time. More than thirty security agents arrested her. They didn't show an arrest warrant because they said they were enforcing a court order. The second arrest was condemned by the organization as an attempt to intimidate her. She was released on bail. Human rights groups protested the sentences of Al-Salman and Deeb.According to the organization, al-Salman and Deeb appeared to be prisoners of conscience because of their leadership of theBTA and peacefully exercising their rights to freedom of expression. The organization called for their release. "She does not present a serious flight risk but has continued to speak out about her own experiences in detention and the plight of others, leading us to fear that this is the reason for the action taken against her." Al-Salman's case was listed by Human Rights Watch as one of the violations of freedom of association. The dissolution of theBTA and the trials of its leaders in a military court were denounced by Education International. Front Line Defenders called on the government to release her on bail because they were worried about her health. The Trades Union Congress called for al-Salman and Deeb's immediate release and to hold to account those responsible for their arrest and possible abuse.The British teachers' union issued a statement in support of Abu Deeb and al-Salman, condemning their treatment as "brutal and inhumane". The "politicised sentence" and the trial of civilians by a military tribunal was a violation of the law, according to a joint statement by the Bahrain Centre for Human Rights and the Gulf Centre for Human Rights. Al Wefaq demanded the immediate release of al-Salman, who was arrested at dawn. Her sentence was reduced by an appeals court. The Arthur Svensson International Prize forTrade Union Rights was awarded to <mask> al-Salman in 2015. This prize is given by the Norwegian trade unions to a person or organisation that has worked to promote trade union rights and/or strengthen trade union organizing around the world. There are references to living people who have suffered human rights abuses in the country.

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texts: The maharaja of the Kingdom of Mysore from 1940 to 1950 was later the governor of Mysore and Madras states. The only son of <mask> and Yuvarani Kempu Cheluvajamanni was <mask>. He was 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 He was married to Maharani Satya Prema Kumari on 15 May 1938. He toured Europe in 1939 and became acquainted with many artists and scholars. He became the ruler of the Kingdom of Mysore after his uncle Krishnaraja Wodeyar IV died. He was married on 6th May 1942.When he was 21, he lost his father. His uncle, Krishnarajendra <mask> IV, died five months later, leaving his nephew to rule one of the most prosperous states in Asia. Jayachamaraja <mask> followed democratic methods in his administration and was celebrated by his subjects like his uncle. After the Indian Independence in 1947, the first ruler to unite his kingdom with the new Indian Union was <mask> <mask>. He signed the instrument on the eve of India's independence. The state of Mysore became the Republic of India on January 26, 1950. He was thegovernor of the State of Mysore from January 1950 to November 1956.He was the governor of the reorganised Mysore State from 1 November 1956 to 4 May 1964 and the governor of the State of Madras from 4 May 1964 to 28 June 1966. The 26th Amendment to the Constitution of India ended all forms of compensation after the state was absorbed into independent India. He died at the age of 55 in 1974 and was the last living king of a state with a 21-gun salute in British India. He was a tennis player and a good horseman. He was well known for his marksmanship and was highly sought-after by his subjects whenever a rogue elephant or a man-eating tiger attacked their immediate surroundings. The Palace has many wildlife trophies attributed to him. The famous cricketer/off-spin bowler, E. A. S. Prasanna, was responsible for his father's reluctance to send him to West Indies.He was an authority on Indian philosophy and a fan of both western and South Indian classical music. The Medtner Society was founded in 1949 after he helped the Western world discover the music of a little-known Russian composer. Medtner's Third PianoConcerto is dedicated to the Maharaja of Mysore. In 1945, he became a Licentiate of the Guildhall School of Music, London. Aspirations to become a concert pianist were cut short by the deaths of his father and uncle. He was the first president of the Philharmonia Concert Society. The earliest concerts held at Royal Albert Hall were on 13 April, 27 April and 11 May 1949.The visit to Mysore was a great experience for Walter Legge. The man was not thirty years old. In one of his palaces he had a record library containing every imaginable recordings of serious music, a large range of loud speakers, and several concert grand pianos. Herbert von Karajan was engaged as conductor. The young Maharajah wanted to sponsor some of the repertory. Some of the most memorable recordings of the post-war period were produced by the association. The Royal Albert Hall was given an evening by the Philharmonia Orchestra with a German conductor in the lead and a Soprano singing Four Last Songs in 1950.A good critic of music was the Maharaja. His views were as trenchant as they were unpredictable when Legge asked him to pass judgement on recent additions to the EMI catalogue. He was thrilled by Karajan's Vienna Philharmonic recording of Beethoven's Fifth symphony, held Furtwngler's recording of the Fourth symphony in high esteem, and was disappointed by Alceo Galliera's account of the Seventh symphony. He expressed doubts about the recordings. He wrote to Legge that the speed and energy were those of a demon. He admired Furtwngler's Beethoven because it was a tonic after Toscanini's vicious performances. Many more correspondents have written expressing their admiration for the vision, constructive enterprise and generosity of the young Indian Prince who conceived this plan.He learned to play the veena. The nuances of carnatic music were mastered by Venkatagiriappa. There is a person named Vasudevacharya. His guru Shilpi Siddalingaswamy initiated him as an upasaka under the name Chitprabhananda. This inspired him to compose as many as 94 carnatic music krutis. Some of the compositions are in ragas for the first time. He built three temples in Mysore city, one of which is located inside the Mysore Palace Fort.The maharaja's guru and famous sculptor, Shilpi Siddalingaswamy, sculpted all three temples. His son-in law published his compositions. R.Raja Chandra was known as "Sree Vidyaa Gaana Vaaridhi" in 2010. Sri edited the book. S. Krishna Murthy is the grandson of the Maharaja. Mysore Vasudevacaharya. Many noted Indian musicians received patronage at his court.The patronage and contribution of Wadiyars to carnatic music was researched in the 1980's. The research was funded by the University Grants Commission of India. The book Contribution and Patronage of Wadiyars to Music was published in Bangalore. The Quest for Peace: an Indian Approach is a literary work. Dattatreya: The Way & The Goal was written in 1957. Orient Longmans, Bombay, 1963, The Gita and Indian Culture. Orient Longmans, Bombay, 1965, is a book about religion and man.In 1961, Prof. Ranade Series Lectures were instituted at Karnataka University. The Indian Institute of World Culture is located in Bangalore. An Aspect of Indian Aesthetics was published in the University of Madras. Journal Purana, issue 5, 1963, describes the vehicles of India's philosophy of history. Advaita Philosophy, Sringeri Souvenir Volume was published in 1965, pages 62–64. Sri Suresvaracharya, Sringeri Souvenir Volume, Srirangam, 1970, was published in 1970. Sir John Woodroff wrote a review of "Serpent Power".He sponsored the translation of many classics from Sanskrit to Kannada as part of the Jayachamaraja. The ancient sacred scriptures in Sanskrit are not available in the Kannada language. The books have original text and translation in simple language for the benefit of the common man. The monumental work was never attempted in the history of Kannada literature. According to Late H.Gangadhara Shastry, Asthan (court) Astrologer and Dharmadhikari of Mysore Palace, the Maharaja used to study each and everyone of these works and discuss them with the authors. He was summoned in the middle of the night and told to simplify the use of some difficult Kannada words in one of the books. At Sriranga Digital Software Technologies, C S Yogananda developed the digital version of the first publication under Jayachamaraja Grantha Ratna Mala.The dedication of the encyclopedic work by C. Hayavadana Rao entitled " History of Mysore" is an echo of the historical research that he encouraged during his reign. Authors words are worth quoting. "Dedicated by gracious permission to His Highness, Sri Jayacahamaraja <mask> Bahadur, Mysore Ruler, Scholar, and patron of Arts and sciences and supporter of every good cause aiming at the moral and material progress of the people." It sums up the personality of the Maharaja. The author was unable to complete the work as he had to stop at 1949 when the Kingdom of India was merged with the Republic of India. The president of the Sangeet Natak Academy is a fellowship. The first Chairman of the Indian Wild Life Board.Rani Vijaya Devi was a family sister of Princess Vijaya Ammani. Princess Sujaya kantha Ammani was from Sanand. The Princess of Ammani was later the Maharani of Bharatpur. Wife: Prema Kumari of jigni. The wedding was held in May. The marriage didn't work out and the Maharani settled in Jaipur. There were no children by this marriage.There is a person named Maharani Tripura Sundari Ammani. The wedding took place on 6th May 1942. There were six children in this marriage. The queens died within 15 days. Princess Gayatri Devi died due to cancer. Princess Meenakshi Devi was born in 1951. The Maharaja Srikantadatta Narasimharaja <mask> was born in1953.The princess was named Kamakshi Devi Avaru. The princess was born in the year 1955. The princess was born in 1962. The Knight Grand Cross of the Most Honorable Order of the Bath was awarded in 1946. The Knight Grand Commander of the Most Exalted Order of the Star of India was in 1945. The Doctor of Literature is from the University of Queensland. Doctor of Literature from Annamalai University.The Doctor of Law is from the university. The Doctor of Laws is from the University of Mysore. A fellowship was given to the Sangeet Natak Akademi. The last Maharaja Kings of Mysore <mask> dynasty, the last Hindu monarchs, and the Grand Commander of the Order of the Star of India are all references.

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texts: <mask> is a stunt director and actor in Indian cinema. He has worked in the industry since 1980. Many stunt masters have worked as fighters and assistants to them. Two of his sons are stunt masters. He won four Tamil Nadu State Film Awards.


texts: The twin sister of the last Shah of Iran (Persia) was a member of the Pahlavi dynasty. She was instrumental in the 1953 coup that overthrew Prime Minister Mohammad Mosaddegh in order to strengthen the monarchical rule of the Shah. She was a strong advocate for women's rights. She lived in exile in France, New York, Paris and Monte Carlo after the Iranian Revolution in 1979. Five hours after her brother, <mask> was born in Tehran. Her father was a military commander who became the Shah of Persia, and her mother was the second of his four wives. She had many siblings and half-siblings.The Pahlavi sisters and their mother were among the first Iranian women to stop wearing the veil. The abolition of the veil was a part of the shah's effort to include women in public society. She hosted the Second Eastern Women's Congress in 1932. In 1937, at the age of 18, <mask> <mask> was married to a woman who was politically allied with her father. In 1953, the coup took place, and one of the key players was <mask> <mask>, who was the one who changed Mohammad Reza Shah's mind. The Shah resisted accepting the operation for a while. She was asked to talk to her brother by the CIA because she was the only one who could influence him.According to Stephen Kinzer's book All the Shah's Men,Ashraf was enjoying life in French casinos and nightclubs when one of Kermit Roosevelt's best Iranian agents paid her a call. A delegation of American and British agents came to pose the invitation after he found her reluctant. The leader of the delegation had the foresight to bring a coat and a packet of cash. Her eyes lit up when she saw these emoluments. <mask> was offered a blank check if she agreed to return to Iran from her enforced exile in France, but she refused and returned her own accord. According to some historians, the coup would have happened without the Pahlavis' help. In an International Journal of Middle East Studies article, writer Mark Gasiorowski states that the Shah was not consulted about the decision to undertake the coup, about its manner of execution, or about the candidate chosen to replace Mossadegh.During her brother's reign, <mask> <mask> supported women's rights in Iran and the world. In 1967, <mask> worked for the United Nations as an Iranian delegate to the Commission on Human Rights and the Economic and Social Council. She addressed the United Nations in 1975, when she was heavily involved with the International Women's Year. Though an instrumental force in legitimizing gender reforms, her philosophy on gender was not particularly introspective: "I confess that even though since childhood I had paid a price for being a woman, in terms of education and personal freedom, I had not given much thought to specific ways in which women By her own account, she was a strong supporter of the rights of women to basic life necessities such as food, education, and health. The underlying issue that prevented women's rights reforms from being implemented around the world was "chronic apathy" from many governments. <mask>'s women's rights stance was called into question after her 1976 The New York Times op-ed piece, "And Thus Passeth International Women's Year."About 4,000 of the Princess's own "sisters" were political prisoners in Iran with virtually no hope of a military trial, according to a March 1976 article in The Nation. In her 1980 memoirs, <mask> acknowledges the poor conditions of women in Iran and expresses concern, as she writes, "the news of what was happening to Iran's women was extremely painful." <mask> was an activist for human rights and equality. She was a supporter of the anti-illiteracy movement in Iran and advocated for the international spread of literacy. She was a member of the International Consultative Liaison Committee for Literacy. Fourteen bullets were fired into the side of <mask>'s car during an assassination attempt on her in the summer of 1977 at her summer home on the French Riviera. Pahlavi left the scene after the Lady-in-waiting was killed.Rockefeller supported <mask>'s brother's attempts to find asylum after the revolution. She accused Jimmy Carter and Kurt Waldheim of not supporting her late brother during the start of the Revolution. She attended the funeral of Richard Nixon. <mask> argued that she was attacked for financial misconduct because she was involved in the administration of various organizations. She had limited financial means when Mossadegh sent her into exile. She was said to have amassed a large fortune in later years. She attributed her wealth to increases in the value of lands that she had inherited from her father.<mask> and her son Shahram may have taken 10% or more of a new company's stock in return for it during the Iranian industrial boom, which was driven by a surge in oil prices. Only a few well- connected companies were given government licenses. The need to get and keep a license became a cost that had to be met. The New York Times reported in 1979 that a document dated 17 September 1978 from Ashraf's office requested a transfer of $708,000 from her Bank Melli account to her account at the Union Bank of Switzerland. In 1980, <mask> wrote an article for The New York Times in which she came out in defense of herself and her family. She argued in the article that her wealth was not accumulated through "ill-gotten gains" and attributed it to the development of Iran and the new prosperity that was there for all. She said that many other Iranians profited from the sale of their own real estate, but were not accused of financial misdeeds because of their close ties to the clergy.She said that the Shah did not profit from the Pahlavi Foundation. The Princess wrote that she would fight the slanders with all her strength. Pahlavi had low self-esteem when she was younger. She didn't like what she saw. She wanted someone else's face, skin, and height. She imagined that there were a lot of people who were shorter than her. She might have been motivated to be bold.She wrote in her memoirs that her brother was her closest friend. She wrote in her memoirs that she looked upon him with a sense of wonder as a child, and that his voice became the dominant one in her life. She said that her detractors had accused her of being a smuggler, a spy, and a Mafia associate. The Chairwoman of the United Nations Commission on the Status of Women, the Iranian delegate to the United Nations Commission on Human Rights, and the Chairwoman of the United Nations High Commission for Human are some of the notable positions held by Red Lion and Sun Society. They were married in March of 1937 and divorced in 1942. The eldest son of H.H. was the assistant military attache for Iran in 1941. Qavam ul-Mulk is the name of the man.She had a son from her first marriage. Shahram <mask>-Nia was born in Tehran in 1940. The couple had a son, Cyrus, in 1969. <mask>-Nia had another son, who was out of wedlock with the daughter of the Shah's minister of court. Shahram and Naz got married in 1987 in the US Virgin Islands. The second marriage was to (Sahib ul-Izza) Ahmed Chafik Bey. The fourth son of H.E. was the director-general of Civil Aviation.Ahmad Shafiq Pasha is the minister of the Khedivial Court of Egypt. They married in Cairo in 1944 and divorced in 1960, but he died of cancer in Tehran in 1976. They had two children. Shahriar Mustapha Chafik was assassinated in Paris in 1979. The princess is Azadeh <mask>-Chafik. The third marriage of <mask> to Bushehri took place at the Iranian Embassy in Paris on June 5, 1960. The Maison d'Iran was in Paris.Javad Bushehri was a politician. While <mask> lived in exile in New York City and Mehdi Bushehri remained in Paris, they had no children together. Pahlavi stated in a 1980 interview with The New York Times that she had never been a good mother. I wasn't with my children very much because of my way of life. After the Revolution Princess <mask> split her time between New York City, Paris, and Juan-les-Pins, on the French Riviera. Princess <mask> died in Monte Carlo at the age of 96. She had been affected by Alzheimer's disease.Her death was announced on her nephew's Facebook page. Robert F. Armao said the cause was old age. Princess Ashraf died in her sleep at home in Europe, but she didn't name the country because of her concern for the safety of her family. Her funeral took place in Monaco on January 14, 2016 and was attended by members of the Pahlavi family. She was the oldest living member of her family. The New York Times article "I Will Fight These Slanders" inspired Pahlavi to write two books in English and one in French. In accordance with her promise to fight the "slanders" about her and her family, her books are mostly concerned with clearing up misinformation about the Pahlavi dynasty.She wrote in her most widely read book, Faces in a Mirror, that she had an inheritance of $300,000 when her father died, as well as properties in Gorgan and Kerman. Pahlavi wants to explain to Western readers what they have failed to understand about the nature of Iran's culture and heritage. Pahlavi's Faces in a Mirror was called a "personalized homily on the Pahlavis' virtues and the perfidy of nearly everyone else in the world" by the Library Journal. Books on nursing and child care were translated from French to Persian by Pahlavi. The Order of the Queen of Sheba has a member who is also a member of the National Dynastic House of Pahlavi. The Foundation for Iranian Studies is dedicated to educating the public about Iran. The Board of Trustees was chaired by Princess Ashraf.Exiles of the Iranian Revolution in France and the United States were buried in Monaco.

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texts: The Doctor of science of Laws, Professor, is an Azerbaijan jurist, born on January 14, 1951. The person was born on January 14, 1951. He studied at the Leningrad State University. He was a student in the department of criminal law at Leningrad State University. He received a PhD of law in 1978. He has a scientific adviser who was Honored Scientist of the Russian Federation, Doctor of Law, Professor of Criminal Law, and Chairman of the General Council of the Ministry of Education of the Russian Federation. In 1988 he defended his thesis.He became a professor in 1996 after becoming the youngest doctor in the field of criminal law in the former Soviet Union. In 1988 he defended his thesis at Leningrad State University. He is the youngest doctor in criminal law in the former Soviet Union. He became a professor in 1996. He began his professional career as a junior researcher at the Institute of Philosophy and Law of the National Academy of Sciences of Azerbaijan. He has been with the Ministry of Justice of Azerbaijan for a long time. The Department of Legislation was headed by him.He was a member of the Law Board. At that time, it developed some regulations and legislation. He was the director of the Institute of Judicial Expertise. He lectured about law in high schools and was the vice-rector for scientific in the Higher Diplomatic College. He is the author of a hundred scientific articles about labor law reform and many other works about the problems of the judiciary and legislature. Theoretical and practical problems of the Penitentiary, the theory of forecasting, and the philosophy of punishment are some of the works that occupy an important place in his career. I.M.The book Philosophy of Crime and Punishment was published in Azeri in the year 2014). He was the first author of the concept of judicial reform. The state program for the fight against crime was prepared in 1994. On April 18, 2004, it was elected a member of The Academy Russian Security, Defense and Rule of Law. The second academician who was awarded by this academy was lham Rahimov. The 2nd degree Order of Peter the Great was awarded to <mask> Rahimov for his work in making friendly relations between Azerbaijan and Russia. He was the first person to receive the order.He was elected an honor member of the Board of Directors of the Black Sea and the Caspian Sea. He received diplomas and medals from the International Fund for his contribution to development of society and convergence of nations and religions. Professor I<mask> gave it the first degree of The Found to Azerbaijan. The President of the Republic of Azerbaijan gave the title "Honored lawyer of Azerbaijan Republic" to I<mask>. I.<mask> was given the title of Commander of the Order of the "Crescent and Star" in France in 2011. The winner of the Albert Einstein International Fund was Professor <mask> <mask>. I.<mask> was awarded for his contribution to the development of the Black Sea and the Caspian Sea.The highest award of the "Doctor Honoris Causa" (Honorary degree) of the Academy of Sciences of the Republic of Bulgaria was presented to I.<mask>. In 2015, <mask> <mask> was awarded the highest legal award "Themis" for their contribution to the creation of a democratic society and development of rule-of-law state's institutions. The book "The prediction theory" attempts to prove scientific facts of possibility of achievement using mathematical and statistical tools. Problems of creation and development of theoretical and methodological basis of individual criminal prediction problems have been investigated extensively. The book was written by I.<mask> and E.H.Hasanov. The establishment of comprehensive programs of crime prevention is dedicated to actual problems by Abdullayev and I.A.Cavadov. "Criminological analysis of violent and seduction crimes" was written in the late 1980's and early 90's.The book was written by I.<mask> and Y.S. I.A.Cavadov, S.V. Fomina and M.R. Kazimov is a person. The philosophy of punishment and its mission problems are investigated in this book. The objectives, goals, and effectiveness were analyzed. It was done to determine the importance of ethical categories and to look at many subjective factors that affect the determination of the punishment.The philosophy of punishment and determination of its amendment was investigated in this book. General principles for the solution of the crime, ethical categories and subjective factors that influence the way to solve crime have been analyzed. In the book "The philosophy of punishment and determination of its amendment", regulatory tools of ways solution of crime were indicated. It has been investigated the nature and reasons of crime, interpreted the essence, forms and types of punishment, indicated boundaries of justice in determination of punishment and determined role of state in ensuring the rule. It is investigated comprehensively historical aspects of definition and meaning of punishment and at the same time analyzed approaches of different schools and experts about this problem in this book. External links are referred to. The immortality of the death penalty was born in 1951.

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texts: <mask> is an American singer, songwriter, actress, and producer. The lead singer of the band Lipps Inc. is known for her hit song "Funkytown". Prior to becoming the lead singer of Lipps Inc., <mask> was the lead vocalist of the well-known Minneapolis band Flyte Tyme for seven years. <mask> used her saxophone talents in Flyte Tyme, and she was also the writer of many of their songs. A multi-Grammy award winning songwriting and producing team includes <mask>, Jimmy Jam and Terry Lewis. After completing her undergraduate degree at the University of Minnesota, Morris, <mask> continued to perform with Flyte Tyme for a short time. The band evolved into The Time after she left Flyte Tyme.The band Lipps Inc. was best known for its song "Funkytown". The song made it to the top of the charts. A place in the "One-Hit Wonders" section of the Rock & Roll Museum was earned by 1 in 28 countries, which sold more than 35 million copies. The group never matched the success of "Funkytown", which continues to influence popular culture. The group received three awards, including "soul record of the year" by the AMOA association. After the group's third album was released, <mask> left the band. In the late 1980's to present, <mask> has continued her musical career and remains active as a member of the Sounds of Blackness, as well as a musician on albums by Maceo Parker and Prince, on labels such as Motown, and on projects of Grammy-winning producers.She sings jingles for products from 3M, Volkswagen, Nissan, Target, FedEx, Ford and McDonald's. She sings for U.S. presidents. The first episode of the FunkyTown TV series was hosted by <mask>. <mask> continues her career as a solo artist after working with others. All That I Am was released on the Megabien Music label. The lead vocalist of 1979 Mouth to Mouth is Lipps, Inc. I'll Play All Night Long is a song by Maceo Parker.

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Reddick received a Ford science fellowship in 1952 to study at Cambridge University. She was the first female biology instructor at Morehouse College and possibly the first African-American woman scientist to receive this fellowship. Mary was born in Atlanta, Georgia in 1914. She majored in biology at the age of 15 after graduating from the Laboratory High School.The University of Atlanta and Morehouse College are affiliated with the historically black college. She was able to study with an African-American scientist at Morehouse. Both of her senior faculty were white female biologists. After completing her Bachelor of Science at Spelman, <mask> worked as a laboratory assistant for four years. She received her bachelor's degree in 1935. She obtained a Masters of Science degree from the University of Atlanta after receiving a Rockefeller Foundation General Education Board fellowship in 1937. After obtaining her Masters, <mask> began teaching biology at Spelman.She was the first female biology instructor at Morehouse College. The women's coordinate for Harvard University at the time, <mask> was awarded a second Rockefeller education fellowship in 1942. <mask> obtained a second master's degree in biology in 1943 and was awarded a PhD in 1944. Her thesis was titled The differentiation of chick medulla. She was elected to honor societies. Woods was a student. <mask> is the 10th Morehouse faculty member to earn a doctorate.<mask> was promoted to full professor after becoming the first female chair of the biology department. <mask> is thought to be the first African-American woman to receive a Ford Foundation science fellowship to study abroad. She joined the faculty at the University of Atlanta with the rank of full professor and was named chair of the biology department. She supervised the research of more than 20 students, including Luther Williams. She received a grant from the National Science Foundation. She died at the age of 51 in 1966. <mask> began her research using the developing chicken embryo, specifically White Leghorns and Rhode Island Reds.The larger question she addressed was what the developmental potential was of portions of the early chick blastoderm, when transplanted to the chorioallantoic membrane of a chick in a later stage of development. The experiments supported the hypothesis that the node is necessary and sufficient for specifying differentiation of many derivatives of ectoderm, but not all. She only observed cases where there was heart tissue nearby. <mask> studied the development of the chick medulla. She used chickens for the experiments. The goal of her experiments was to understand how much of that area of the brain was already determined and how much was dependent on interactions with surrounding developing tissues. The hypothesis that there needs to be a continuous interaction with surrounding developing tissues was supported by the results of these experiments.Technical problems in assessing cell differentiation were addressed. <mask> used chicken embryos for the experiments. She was asked if nerve cells in the post- otic chick medulla became syncytial during development. To get single developing nerve cells with long processes visible in one plane of focus under the microscope, <mask> used a "smear" technique of flattening tissue before fixing and staining it. She found that what was thought to be two different cell types were actually one cell type in different phases of the cell cycle. Some of the cells were not normal. The <mask> publications were published in 1937.The chick blastoderm is differentiated in chorio-allantoic grafts. The University of Atlanta has a Masters of Science degree. <mask> was born in 1944. embryo chick medulla is differentiated in chorioallantoic grafts. A thesis was written for Harvard University. <mask> was born in 1945. The chick is differentiated in chorioallantoic grafts.The Journal of Comparative Neurology. <mask> was born in 1951. The postotic medulla of the chick embryo contains histogenesis of the cellular elements. The Anatomical Record covers the evolution of biology. There were births and deaths of African-American women in the 20th century.

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texts: <mask> is an English former first-class cricketer. He was a fast bowler with a bat. The NBC Denis Compton Award was won by Bresnan. He joined the Test side in May 2009, after he was called up to the England One-Day International side. He played in the Boxing Day Test at the MCG for England in 2010 and took six runs in the final over. He retired from cricket in January 2022. <mask> was born to Ray and <mask> and attended Castleford High School Technology and Sports College.He played junior cricket at Townville Cricket Club before moving to Castleford Cricket Club where he was accused of a number of racist allegations. He is a fan of the team. In April 2007, <mask> made his maiden first-class century in a County Championship match at The Oval, beating his previous highest score of 94. He passed the landmark of 1,000 runs in first-class cricket. <mask> scored 116 and in doing so set a record ninth-wicket partnership for Yorkshire: the pair put on 246 before <mask> was stumped off the bowling of Nayan Doshi. In July <mask> scored his second first-class ton, this time for England Lions against a touring Indian team which included Zaheer Khan. His 126 not out was a new personal best.<mask> finished the English season with 679 runs from 16 first-class matches at an average of 48.50 with three centuries. He took 35 of them at an average of 34.02. The best T20 bowling figures by a Yorkshire player and the best T20 figures at Headingley were taken by <mask> during the T20 Blast roses match. In June 2020, <mask> decided to leave Yorkshire County Cricket Club in order to prolong his career. He signed a two year permanent deal with the club after joining on loan for the 2020 season. <mask> was implicated in the Yorkshire County Cricket Club racism scandal but denied making racist comments towards Azeem Rafiq. <mask> retired from the sport.<mask> played for England at youth level, with 7 Youth Tests and 23 Youth NationMaster NationMaster. He got his first international call-up in June 2006 when he was named in the England squad to play Ireland and Sri Lanka. The Rose Bowl was where <mask> made his England debut in the Twenty20 international. He scored 6 not out and gave up 20 runs from his two overs. England fell to a 20-run defeat in his first One Day International against the same opposition at Lord's two days later. <mask> was named in the England squad for the upcoming Test series against the West Indies, almost three years after last being involved in international cricket. At Lord's, <mask> made his Test debut.He was allocated only a few overs because of the success of Stuart Broad, James Anderson and Graham Onions. In the second match, Bresnan took Brendan Nash and Denesh Ramdin. Bresnan played in England's tour of South Africa in 2009. He played in the second and third games. He took 2–46 in ten overs in the second match and was not needed to bat. He took just 15 overs for 15 runs in the next game, which England won by seven runs. He was expensive in the first T20 match, bowling 2 overs for 25 runs.He was expensive in the second when he took 48 runs in four overs and was dismissed for a duck, as England lost by 84 runs. <mask> was called up to the squad for the series in Bangladesh. He took four kills in the first match. He made 91 runs before being stumped. He wasn't required to bat again as England won. He continued to impress with the ball in the second match as he took three more. He picked up figures of 3–51 and 4–28 in the second and third matches of the limited overs series.Bangladesh traveled to England for two Test matches. <mask> played a part in England's win at Lords, but he was ruled out of the second match due to injury. The first time England had won an International Cricket Council tournament was in the 2010 Twenty20 World Cup, when they defeated Australia in the final. In the first game of the tournament, <mask> played a limited role, not being required to bat and only bowling one over for 7 runs. He conceded only 5 runs in two overs against Ireland in the second match of the tournament. He was expensive against Pakistan, bowling four overs for 36 runs, but came back well against South Africa, bowling three overs for 14 runs. He led England to victory against New Zealand with 23 points.He was expensive in the semi finals, collecting figures of 1–41. He conceded 35 runs in four overs in the final against Australia. The least of England's front-line bowlers was <mask>. <mask> struggled with the ball in the series against Australia. He took 0–49 in the first two games. He took 1–52 in the fourth match. In England's three victories, he scored 26 runs in the first game, 12 in the second and 14 in the third game.He hit 34 in the fifth game of the series. He made his first appearance in the series in the fourth Test at the MCG in Melbourne after being included in the squad to tour Australia. He took 2/25 off 13 overs in the first half of the game as Australia were whitewashed. He took the top-order wickets of Ricky Ponting, Michael Hussey, and Ben Hilfenhaus in the second half of the game. England won the game by 157 runs and took a 2–1 lead in the series. He played a key role in England's 3–1 series win in the final Test in Australia. Anderson was rested for the first three matches of the one-day series because of an injury.As a result, <mask> was left as the bowler with most international experience in England's attack. <mask> played in two matches and contributed four kills and 47 runs. An injury to his calf forced <mask> out of the series with Australia, however he returned to the squad for the World Cup, held in February to April 2011. England got off to a winning start against the Netherlands. In England's tied match against India, <mask> took career best figures. His spell was nominated to be one of the best one-day bowling performances of 2011. In the defeat against Ireland, Bresnan only picked up one piece of the puzzle.He took just 27 runs in 8 overs as England beat South Africa. 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As a result of his calf injury, Bresnan was ruled out of England's three-game Test series against Sri Lanka. Bresnan's return to fitness allowed him to push Stuart Broad for the all-rounder's spot in the Test team, however it was an injury to seamer Chris Tremlett ahead of the second Test that allowed Bresnan back into the side for the first time since the<mask>'s all-round effort, which included an century and Test-best bowling figures of 5/ 48, helped England secure a 319-run win over India and go 2–0 up in the series. It was the first time <mask> had taken five in a Test. He took 4–62 in the third test as England went 3–0 up in the series to claim the Number One Test ranking. He helped the team win the series by taking 3–54 in the final match. In September, <mask> was awarded one of 13 central contracts with the England and Wales Cricket Board. In England, <mask> played in all of the games. He took 2–54 and 3–43 in the first and second games, respectively.He took 1–32 from ten overs as England wrapped up the series. England went on to win the series 5–0 despite the fact that he was out less in the final two matches. <mask> was the team's most experienced fast bowler when Anderson was rested and Broad was injured during England's tour of India. England fell to a 5–0 defeat. He scored four runs in the first match. He struggled with the bat in the second match. He picked up 2–62 in the third match but did not bat.He made 45 in the fourth match, his top score of the series. He picked up 1–36 in 9 overs in the final match of the series. <mask> had problems with his elbow. He had a bone fragment removed from his elbow. <mask> did not recover from his surgery in time to play in the Pakistan series, but did play in one of the five one-day internationals that followed the Tests. He made 4 not out in the game to help England win the match. In March and April, England played two Tests.After missing the first match, <mask> played in the second at the expense of Monty Panesar; England won the match to draw the series 1–1, protecting their status as the best team in the world. He only made 5 runs with the bat, but he took 1–24 in the second and picked up 2–47 in the first. 2012 West Indies and South Africa <mask> was selected as the first seamer for the opening test against the West Indies, but he suffered disappointment, ending the match with just one run. England went on to win the match despite him being dismissed for a duck. In the second test, he took eight in the match and four in the second, keeping his place. He contributed with a useful 39 not out. With the series won, England made several changes for the final Test, with <mask> opening the bowling.In the first match, <mask> took four for 34 but only took one for the second match. England suffered a heavy defeat in the first game of the test series against South Africa. The England bowlers struggled. <mask> took 1–140 Going into the decider in the second test, <mask> was under pressure because he only managed to get a single wicket. He was dropped by England and replaced by Steven Finn, who lost the match and lost their number one ranking. In the third match of the series, <mask> was dropped.He didn't appear to gain in the series. He took two overs in the final T20 International to help England win the match and level the series. The opening match of the test series against India was played by England's <mask>. The conditions were not suitable for his style of bowling. He wasn't involved in the next two matches as spinners were preferred. With England needing just a draw in the final match to win the series, <mask> was recalled. England won a series for the first time.The economical bowling of Bresnan helped keep England competitive in the T20 series. Although they lost the series, he played well in the final match, taking 4–45 to help England win it. <mask> was ruled out of England's series in New Zealand due to an injury. It was thought that the injury would keep him out for a while, but he recovered quickly. He took 2–45 and made 19 in the opening match against Australia. In the final group game against New Zealand, he took two wickets, helping England to qualify for the semi finals. He played in the final against South Africa despite not playing in the semi final.As India won the trophy, he was powerless to influence the game. The Test series against New Zealand did not feature Bresnan. Steven Finn was preferred. He played in all three of the one-day international's, taking 2– 27 in the final match. He had not been economical in the previous two matches. The third seamer spot was still up for grabs, with <mask> and Steven Finn competing for it. In the first Test of the series, Steven Finn was preferred to <mask> as England took a 1–0 lead.In the second test, <mask> took 2–28 and 2–30 as England went 2–0 up. The third test was where <mask> kept his place. <mask> made 45 and took 2–36 in the fourth test. England took a 3–0 lead and won the series. <mask> was unable to play due to an injury. The limited overs side of the tour was not played by <mask> as he was given time to recover from his injury. 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He took five in the fourth match as he helped England win their only game of the tour. He took 1–11 of three overs in the second game of the T20 series.England lost the series. <mask> was named in the limited overs squad to tour the West Indies in preparation for the T20 World Cup. He made 14 runs in the first match, but England lost the match. He only took three overs in the second match. The final match of the series saw him take 3–45 as England won their first match of the series and avoided a whitewash. <mask> took 4 overs for 36 runs. He was very expensive in the second, with 51 runs coming off his bowling, although he did manage to pick up two strikeouts.In the T20 World Cup, <mask> scored 17 runs. He was expensive in the second match as England beat Sri Lanka. England lost the match against South Africa to end their hopes of qualification, but <mask> took his first wickets of the tournament in the match against South Africa. England lost to the Netherlands in the final match of the tournament and he did not take a bowler. There are links to 1985 births of living people English cricketers of the 21st century England Test cricketers England One Day International cricketers England Twenty20 International cricketers Yorkshire cricketers and Wisden Cricketers of the Year.

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texts: No Bertrandrval "<mask>" <mask> was an American lyricist, newspaper magnate, international relations expert, and advertising account executive. Norval "<mask>" <mask> was born in Nebraska and was the son of <mask> and Eva Maude Norval. His father was a member of the organization. On June 28, 1900, <mask>'s parents married. They moved from Nebraska to Wyoming. <mask> was a cattle rancher. The family moved to Buffalo, Wyoming in 1910.The Montana National Bank was founded in 1912 by the elder <mask>. <mask> moved to Montana in 1920. <mask> was raised as a Seventh-day Adventist and moved to Battle Creek, Michigan in 1920. <mask> may have been a patient at the Battle Creek Sanitarium. <mask> wrote novelty songs and musical comedy. His signature songs were "We Men Must Grow a Mustache" and "Christofo Columbo". <mask>'s other songs did not live up to their potential.He wrote "Winning the War at Culver" in 1920. Youthtime is Springtime was written by <mask> in 1923. <mask> became a member of Alpha Zeta in 1924. "I'd Love to Have a Sweetheart" was written by <mask> in 1924. "The Mother of Sigma Chi" was written by him. <mask>'s 1925 hit, "Christofo Columbo (Thought the world was roundo)", was a success. The song was recorded by the Max Terr Orchestra.<mask> wrote "Dot's vot Looie uses" in 1925. The song pokes fun at the rise of Americans who still drink booze. "I Can't Live Without You" was written by <mask> and Jean Anthony Greif. " By the side of the Omelette Sea" was written by <mask>. Ukollegiate Songs for the Ukulele and Four Chord Uke Song-Book was written by <mask>. The song "I'd Like to Fish With the President!" was written by <mask> and Reed in 1927. There is a song that makes "Cal" laugh.His song credits include "Meenie from Meeneesota" and "I'm Painting your Face in the Moon". He wrote something about chicken. "Shake Yo' Shoes : With Piano" was published in 1929. <mask> wrote musical comedy for T. S. Denison in Chicago. He was a regular at the company's Denison musicals from the late 1920s to the 1930s. He and Harry L. Alford wrote a song about Denison. They wrote "Denison's seven-eleven minstrel : opening chorus" and "Denison's seven-eleven minstrel opening chorus and finalés: Seven-eleven" in 1929."Revue 5" was also written by <mask>, Alford, and Carl Hendrickson. The Negro spiritual, "Gwine to Heaben Some Day," was co-written by him and Vernon Richner. "A dumb waiter, a musical comedy in two acts" was written by <mask>, Rose, Morgan, Friedman, and Alford. He co-authored "A bold front, a musical comedy in two acts" in 1930 with Rose, Morgan, and Alford. <mask> married June Judy on June 28, 1928. Robert Norval was the first child of the couple. The couple lived in a home in Illinois.June Judy was born on January 4, 1943. After Norval retired, they moved to Tucson, Arizona, where they lived for the rest of their lives. <mask> focused on international relations, advertising, and his newspaper business after retiring as a lyricist. He patented his portfolio on June 12, 1945. The <mask>s liked to party. <mask>'s father was a member of the Fraternity. The Buckaroosters were established by <mask> in 1948.Most of <mask>'s childhood friends are in the barbershop quartet. The Buckaroosters would perform barbershop quartets and follow the weather reports from the National Weather Service. As recently as 1967, the Fraternity was still together. The world's easiest ukulele song book was written by <mask>. <mask>'s works were copyrighted during the postwar era. As of 1952, "Dot's vot Looie uses" was still in copyright. <mask>'s Four Chord System was copyrighted as of September 30, 1953.Vernon Richner's co-written " Looking Out the Window" was still in copyright as of 1955. I would like to fish with the president. The song makes 'Cal' laugh'. On June 24, 1955, he was in copyright. "A bold front" is a copyrighted work. Earl Baumgarten and <mask>'s "Wild, Wild Roses" was copyrighted as of July 28, 1970. <mask> lived in the Chicago metropolitan area until 1967.He and his wife moved to Tucson. <mask> was interviewed in 1972. The <mask> family purchased a cabin near Big Timber, Montana in 1947 and spent their summers there. The cabin is still in the <mask> family. "<mask>'s song 'We Men Must Grow a Mustache' comically reflects one public desire for more manly men, and the cartoon man depicted on the sheet music cover is especially relevant because he highlights the performative nature of the masculine image." The illustrated character is depicted with his chest so inflated that his posture has sunken his back, and his overly groomed manner of dress and style satirizes the attempts of a Dandy affecting a more masculine image by growing a mustache. William Franklin, The Langworthy Family, Some Descendants of Andrew and <mask> are included.Tuttle is in Vermont. 1940. The 1901 births deaths include people from Nebraska, Wyoming, and Montana.

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texts: The general of the Xianbei-led Chinese Northern Wei dynasty was named <mask>g. He was a descendant of the Xiongnu people, and after Emperor Xiaozhuang was put on the throne, he slaughtered many imperial officials and took over most of the power. He contributed to the rebuilding of the state by putting down the various rebellions that had splintered the state during the emperor's reign. In 530, Emperor Xiaozhuang tricked <mask> into the palace and then attacked him. Emperor Xiaozhuang was defeated and killed by <mask>'s clan members. He was compared to a Han Dynasty general for his aggressiveness in battle and lack of tact. The military skills of <mask>g were not comparable to those of the author of Northern Wei's official history.During Emperor Xiaoming's time in power, his ancestors settled on the Erzhu River and used the name Erzhu as their family name. The Erzhus were granted the Xiurong (, in modern Shuozhou, Shanxi) region because their great-great-grandfather helped the founding emperor of Northern Wei in his campaigns. The Erzhus became extremely wealthy from their livestock. During the reign of Emperor Xiaowen, <mask> <mask> was born. The imperial government agreed when <mask> <mask>'s father asked that the chief post be passed to him. <mask> <mask> was described to be a pale-skinned man who was handsome,ambitious and capable in military matters, and was particularly strict in military discipline. As the empire began to degrade, he began to wonder if the empire would fall, and he sold some of his livestock to make room for brave warriors.He married a member of the imperial Yuan clan, the daughter of a brother of the emperor. As Northern Wei was facing a large number of rebellions, a man from Xiurong started a rebellion as well, and he was soon joined by a shepherd. The private forces of <mask> defeated Wanyu and Qifu. As a result of this victory, he received a general commission and began to accumulate soldiers, engaging in campaigns to defeat more rebels around the region. He was given increasing authorities and honors by the Duke of Liang Commandery. The governor of Si Province refused to let him in because he was wary of his intentions. The attack drew <mask>'s ire, and he attacked his brother-in-law, seizing him and appointing his uncle to be the governor.It became difficult for the imperial government to control <mask> Rong. Emperor Xiaoming's daughter was taken as a concubine sometime during his reign. The campaign against the Heyin Massacre and the toleration of corruption by the regent of the emperor had become unpopular with the people due to her toleration of corruption by her lover. Under the advice of his generals, <mask> prepared his army for a campaign to end the emperor's regency, and claimed that he was trying to attack the rebels. The generals of <mask>'s army were given "iron certificates" (, tie quan, advance promises to pardon death-eligible crimes), and when <mask> realized this, he became resentful of the emperor. The Emperor, who was 18 years old at the time, was not happy about Emperor Hu's toleration of corruption and hold on to power. He sent secret messengers to <mask>, ordering him to go on a rampage and kill the Hu's.<mask> started heading towards the other side of the river. The Emperor sent another messenger to stop him, but the news still leaked. The emperor was poisoned by the advice of Zheng and Xu. She admitted that the child was not a son but a daughter and therefore ineligible for the throne. She said that the child was the son of the Prince of Lintao and the emperor. The emperor was not recognized by <mask>. He issued a statement accusing the two people of poisoning the emperor.<mask> Shilong encouraged him to continue his resistance even though he was sent to try to persuade him to change his mind. messengers were sent to persuade the Prince of Changle to accept the throne as a competing claim to the throne. In order to join <mask>'s army, the Duke of Bacheng and his brothers secretly left the city. He was declared emperor by <mask>. The Prince of Taiyuan was created by Emperor Xiaozhuang. As soon as Emperor Xiaozhuang's ascension was announced, the defense of the city collapsed and the generals fled. The emperor's consorts were ordered to become nuns after hearing the bad news.She took tonsure, but didn't declare herself a nun. The imperial officials were ordered to welcome Xiaozhuang into the capital. The cavalry soldiers were sent to arrest Hu and Zhao and deliver them to the camp. When Hu met <mask>, she tried to explain and defend her actions. He ordered that Hu and Zhao be thrown into the Yellow River because he was impatient with her explanations. The emperors would not be the only victims. As soon as the imperial officials realized that his army was small, they would resist him.Despite the opposition of his strategist Murong Shaozong, <mask> proceeded with his plan to massacre the imperial officials. More than 2,000 imperial officials were killed, including Emperor Xiaoz, when <mask> ordered them to his camp at Heyin under the pretense that Emperor Xiaoz was going to offer sacrifice to heaven and earth. Emperor Xiaozhuang was put under arrest in the army camp, while soldiers were sent to assassinate two other people. In fear and anger, Xiaozhuang sent a messenger to <mask>, suggesting that he would be willing to give the throne to <mask> or another person. The idea of taking the throne himself or offering it to a member of the imperial clan was toyed with by Erzhu. The gods favored Emperor Xiaozhuang, who was predicted to be the only one who would be favored by the gods. <mask> offered a deep apology to Emperor Xiaozhuang, claiming that the massacre was caused by the soldiers going out of control.The people of Luoyang fled because they were afraid of more massacres and the capital was left nearly empty. It was not until <mask> offered offices to the heirs of the officials who died that the people began to return to the capital. While publicly returning authority to Emperor Xiaozhuang, <mask> Rong kept command of the armed forces and put several officials into high positions, including his cousin <mask> Shilong. He wanted Xiaozhuang to marry his daughter. Because this constituted incest under Confucian traditions, Emperor Xiaozhuang hesitated, but under the suggestion of the official Zu Ying, who advised that this marriage would be beneficial. Even though Emperor Xiaozhuang was not happy with the development, he still took a lot of interest in criminal matters, as well as refusing to comply with all of <mask>'s recommendations for officials. <mask> continued to install officials close to him in the imperial administration even though he did not dare to cross him.The empire had been divided by rebellions during the reign of Emperor Xiaoming. At that time, the more major rebels included: Ge <mask>, with an army largely of Xianbei soldiers from the six garrisons on the northern borders, with the title of Emperor of Qi and controlling most of the provinces. With just 7,000 cavalry soldiers, Erzhu caught the larger Ge army by surprise and captured Ge, who was executed in winter 528. Beijing and Tianjin were taken over by Ge's general Han Lou. The Prince of Beihai was created by Emperor Xiaozhuang's cousin, who had fled to Liang after the Heyin massacre. Emperor Xiaozhuang's administration did not consider Yuan Hao a serious threat at the moment, and instead sent a large army to attack Xing first. In the summer of 525, Chen and Yuan Hao, who declared themselves the emperor of Northern Wei after entering the territory, defeated Yuan Tianmu in a battle that ended with Chen being executed.Xiaozhuang decided to flee and crossed the Yellow River to rendezvous with the other two. The provinces south of the Yellow River declared their support for Yuan Hao. The man believed that he had already succeeded and began to plot against Chen and his forces. He asked the Emperor to not send any reinforcements. While Chen tried to withdraw, his army was defeated by <mask>'s forces, who crossed the Yellow River at night. Xiaozhuang entered the throne again after Yuan Hao was killed in flight. The generals Heba Yue and Houmochen Yue were involved in the attack on Moqi Chounu.After tricking Moqi into believing that an attack wouldn't happen quickly, Erzhu made a surprise attack and captured him. He captured Moqi's general Xiao Baoyin, a former major Northern Wei general who tried to reestablish Southern Qi. Xiao was ordered to commit suicide by Emperor Xiaozhuang after many officials tried to save him. The western empire was largely appeased by the defeat of another major rebel, Wang Qingyun. The empire became reunified after Han Lou was defeated and killed. Death However, Emperor Xiaozhuang was unhappy with the victories of the Erzhu forces, believing that they made an attempt to take over the throne closer to reality. He felt under pressure inside his palace.Emperor Xiaozhuang pretended not to understand, and did not grant the nine bestowments on <mask>, after he gave hints that he wanted to be awarded the symbols of great honor. The Prince of Chengyang, the husband of Emperor Xiaozhuang's cousin, and Li Yu, Emperor Xiaozhuang's brother-in-law, both wanted more power and saw the Erzhus as in their way. The Heyin Massacre was feared by Emperor Xiaozhuang and so he engaged his officials in the conspiracy as well. <mask> Rong requested to come to the capital to be with his daughter for the birth of her child. Some of Emperor Xiaozhuang's associates wanted to kill <mask> when he came to the palace, and others wanted to kill <mask>'s associates in the capital. Emperor Xiaozhuang did not act immediately. <mask> Shilong heard rumors of Emperor Xiaozhuang's conspiracy and reported them to <mask> Rong, but he did not believe that Emperor Xiaozhuang would turn against him.Many fled when the populace expected <mask> Rong to carry out a coup or Emperor Xiaozhuang to act against him. Emperor Xiaozhuang considered not acting against <mask> when he entered the palace with minimal guards and no weapons. Emperor Xiaozhuang was persuaded that even if <mask> <mask> was not planning a coup, he still should not be left alive. Xiaozhuang summoned Yuan Tianmu to the capital because he was afraid that he would be a threat. With rumors that <mask> was planning to arrest Emperor Xiaozhuang, he became even more anxious to carry out the plot. He studied the historical accounts of the Han Dynasty general and concluded that Wang's failure was in not pardoning his associates and forcing them into rebellion. He was going to kill <mask> <mask> and then proclaim a general pardon.He killed the two people he summoned into the palace because he thought they were pregnant. <mask>'s son and his attendants were also killed. The news of <mask> <mask>'s death was celebrated by the populace. The Erzhu clan members defeated and killed Emperor Xiaozhuang after gathering with their armies. The shrine of Emperor Xiaowen holds the remains of the Prince of Jin and the Prince of Jiemin, who were both killed in action. The temple of the Duke of Zhou was converted to be a temple of <mask> Rong. Much of the honor given to <mask> Rong was taken away after the Erzhus were defeated and overthrown, but he was never personally denounced as he was a concubine of Gao.The general of the empire depended on the loyalty of his subordinates. He was able to manifest his great ambition of saving the weak and reestablishing the old dynasty by poisoning the people and the gods alike, in order to manifest the resentment of the people and the gods alike. At that time, the hearts of the people were lost, and both the officials and the generals have collapsed, and people hoped that someone would express the voice of the righteous, to start a just uprising. Both the government and the people followed <mask> Rong, because his war horses were not sweating. He allowed the imperial ancestors to be worshipped along with Heaven because he placed a prince on the throne. The empire's traditions were not destroyed. He captured Ge Rong, killed Yuan Hao, executed Xing Gao, and cut short Han Lou's life.The rebel leaders captured regions and were not minor thieves. Many people would have claimed kingships and imperial thrones if it weren't for <mask> <mask>'s efforts to eliminate these disasters. <mask> <mask>'s achievements were not great. He threw Hu and the Young Lord into the Yellow River because he wanted to seize the throne. The honored officials were massacred at the battle of Heyin. He was killed because of these reasons. Yi Yin was a great prime minister of the Shang Dynasty and Huo Guang was a great leader, but how could they be the same?Even though he did not carry out acts of treason, he was suspected and died suddenly. Han Xin was persuaded to rebel by Kuai Che. Northern Wei generals have 493 births and 530 deaths.

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